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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03
Woree then Neathen

are those parents VINO allow their Chi.
arcn % suffer with Worms when % cen
Wili tuy box or PaTmclee's Santounc
Worm Candies Wllch VIII immediately
cute che cli d md remove he worms by
d.a-onius fhem. DO lyon know lie symp.
Hst P,eyl,huc-a, suddcl Starting N
sleep, bad tlc to, great desire for food
day aud night. BE Wiseald leave no hing
To gIe Price - cents per box. Sold
bN = s. Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03

lie had indeed two characters; with the
one De amused himself by moclang the
whole world aud with tho othcrg-wcll.
he reserved tho other, and very possibly
consolcl himself with thoabsuu idea that
the day might como when ho should show
it entirely to-somc one.
Ivan An sidi Lad those melancholy yet
always brilliant eyes, which forever seem
20 seek.
And what DO they scokf
IL /, not for me To say.
lie had Travelled all over the earth look
Ing AWAY for whats
Fame. Riches?
Heaven knows! And perhaps he him
self .u 'ho depths Of his soul know also.
AZ lcfsf Tie WAS very well aware that
ne bad II Wen yet found that thing which
be sou ,hG
lie Thought often Of Lis friend Vladimir
Roxauara SminoG and, RISING. ne raised
20 o. bis Hips. a kiss softer and swccter
th1n incense hc gave it, and then his eyes
lt.l rpln the un2.oved hand OF the woman
he loFc!-her right hand
VITA cry Of tcrror--a cry like that
which comes from the throat of some
wounded Wild lcast-hc lplang back and
flung Acr from him.
"Whnt h g.. Ivan, what is ~" Rox-
andra ~mimoH stands erect in the full
Fare OF tie many candles.
"WLat is it" echoes The man. "Who
are you2 Whist AFRO yone Let nc look az
youi lut nae l00,, at your'
Tie reaches forward and takes he head
roughly between lis palms
$50 you-" Ivan catches at her other
hand and drops itwith % motion OF horror.
"lou are both of them"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03
TIE UNGLOVED HAND.

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03

rWasois IT COST
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03

Itrled everything, without relief, but
htmp's lilr Supposi orics cured ~, so
writes s q Rose Naw London. Conn.
l'r'ce 20 CHS. Fer bottle Il IS webb.
Iheguwancea rencly Ecmp's Bal.
sam, tr the Ihro'i AMI Lang. 1t never
ai.a tocnre Cough, Col 81, Group Brou-
caiiis and nll throat and lung troubles.
Pr.ca 30 CO, Is AMI 81. Trial bottle free.
8, s. Webb. 3
TO NIGHT ard tomorrow night. an all
p'her imca, cal on us TOR Kemp's Pile
~upu0sitore as. The new Treatment for
-i'e. Prizes 30 cents pr box. b. =.
Webb. 1
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03
Cioar and Beautiful.

AII.I uslns IamIlOu' OUlntu Balm,
ue s>iu Nj have "a fresh, car and beau.
ifoi appearance. Entirely free from
Ian rreckics, AID an Blemis aes. II is so
perfectly hmm.c7s tna. il cannot tail TO
please tlo ius-dious. We recommend it
10 ail tae ladies Price 80 cents per bottle
..uLL b. b. ~ Mehh
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03

$40 Ae Was for many years, badly afflicted
WIia fA,Li.ic, alto Dhletes; the pains
uucs alm.- throw him into commissions.
He tired Eiecuc Bites and got relief
from Ars, bottle aud after taking six bot
le-, $40. entirely cared, and h.d .aiaed
iu flesh eighteen pounds Says he poslt-
Ae,y believes Inc would hayc died, had II
not been tor crcie. Afforded by Electric
E.tt.rs. Sodat soc bottle at j.. s.
Webb drug stO.c. q
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03
Webb
pucElon's Arnlca salve.

The bcs. ,alyo in The world for Cuts,
Bruises sore Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChiblainS
Corus and AN Skin Erupuons. and
positively cure, Piles or no pay required,
Ii i, guaranteed To- give correct satlstact-
lou or money refunded. Price % cents
per box For sale by b. : Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03

The only Tailor Made" Corset in the county
Handsome Rches, all overs Flouncngs, etc, at
lo,s than uholesolo prices.
We Laye also got the finest lines of summer
Dress Goods and Trimmings and ell other lines
which Wo have no room TO mention, at prices that
will surprise YOU
Parasols AT COST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

The OF this county have made hs following
no@naoqs IoI 3, Pa. C cnappa
qua and p f. Gorham OF MI Kiseoi justice Of sessions
Frank Miller Of Bedford ShSS o and oan
Miller Of Mt Kisoo'
pELHAM-The managers of the Country club of wesches
and Mestoestey % be pyrse paGk ior the
EAST CBEsTRR Mary A. Dunham age nty.nue.
the John b. Dunham piano forte manufacturer
died yesterday.
was az, upon weeks ago completed II:
organization on sr ns n, nn the home Of Trustee
S W. .Do' MsauE hf 00 and elected p sosh
nsSa sscSsa5y ana ss:
appointed to draft circular TO be sent 10 eaon member ag
.em. Which i becoming widely that ts
church anances may be governed upon r m eop
tnued Union Han un al such time as II may .eem adyis
s sSs % s Su seSsp in addition to school mem
bership Of sboit hundred.
Several houses have been removed from
Haven and RAILROAD Company at New Rochelle to
The affairs Of the bank be closed ct
once BY the receiver who nov really S on an A'"s
PORT CnKsrER-when the trial of Abram Fowler Of Rye
selling liquor without license was called In the corpora
t lion s ' g
when they serwa.d appeared two other witnesses myster
XloIahder Cox ce while crossing the tracks Of
s sSs s.sman Ssd
smashed to pieces ~ freight train Tas team oIi
had f been bus Il.
believe that man han 81 & ns% %sr
upon the railroad Port Chester for abort
on s fny s 40 nS
some natives Of the Emerald Isle in regard Home Rule
The Sow. when he %
e. s.d AMI a St %
been n Of the assa.n!s had raised paving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31

J. b. 4 Leroy. O. 130. kenny
W C. Dsiy's B. 4 Jim Mcoowsn. 8. i58----.-. IN paw
McCsuns b. T. Jack, O. 1873, Whyournl y
Fell Tme-5soo o.,
betting to wu-Msor Pickett even: Jim McGowan 70 y.
Harborcugh to Harry Mann to worm IN toi' Leroy
Batting Tor pisce-Msor Pickett barred. Jim MoGowan
Marlborough to Harry Mann 70 worth !" -
Leroy to l. lack to- =. a..
post Harry Mann led milo. retiring In faver o.
Leroy. who showed over the water jump Maos
but Worth dspiacef IN ana
running pull led into the nat where ne w,s
brought to earth hurdle Lockman was severev
shaken M bones broken. worm was unaoe ",
get acting his back were broken nc eus
Major Pickett Marlborough. They MADE aoon race
the last stride Major Pickett winning py snofs ne4u
borough second dozen lengths before Hry Manu. 'ni'
81 .ofha heat oH
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GATES. THE FoRoER, AND HIS vIoT ms

Waldo L. Gates, stylishly dressed OF forty-four
years. who lives at Pamrapo. N j.. aud formerly
connected with the Boston and Worcester Railroad aud
also leading spirit In the Won Berg Medicine Company
Portland Maine. which exists only paper, was taken
before Justice Kil5reh at the Tombs Court yesterday to
charges Of forgery. The prisoner arrested
by Captain Mclaughlin, Of the First Precinct Bryan @.
Mcswyny.. Of Broadway and Park Place. appeared
OF many complainants. On July Is Gates
presented a check for SIS In payment Of .
pair OF shoes and received 800 In cash.
Mark Mayer was also newly discovered Victim in add
ton those IN the list already published Gates passed
check for $40 and received ~ SO In change after pay
Ing small debt and buying some goodA All the checks
drawn ]. w. Colin. Of No. 80 Broadway who 10
interested In gas engine Mr.. Coffin claims that Oates
there were IN the Won Berg Medicine Company,
the OF $40 %. Gatess mode Of operating was tho
in ali the He would present the check for
ceiye the balance In cash. BY this means he obtained
$40 from J. r. sweeney. No. II Maiden Lane, from Fer.
ris Co., No 81 NAssaust, VI 60i from Hegsr schsl
bel restaurant $40 from Deyelin Co.. ei0i from Sci
ohore Richter, Al Johnst $ll so from Dunlap ca
$5 from @ T. Briuterhon $40 So The prisoner was held
for further examination In $1,000 bail Many more
O'clock when Gates VIII DO brought up Tor examiaatea,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY JULY 80. 1887


Steamer olenshiel tBr,. Donaldson. Yokohama Tunes.
H sas Ss:s aSSI sS @ s'
rs "a IS a PfiS e Il
zasatIc .s. PARCEL Liverpool July 70 Queens:
TH a. a. T The s %S's sas sSS Bruce i'm'
s,sa%.r EISs GER Meyer Bremen JgIy 20 sSuhsneoss
steamer Morgan city Gardiner Now.orlesns days. with
R 70 ca Slsm AgF 10 with na' to
ship MsSSS as:s 10 Gays win
snip Corsica Purnston Pass 20 days. ballast 70
Bark Nico:is SOr John NIB Mcdonald Manil, Feb g.
with sugar and hempto Buys vessel 70 d wnohes'er
Asia cs HACK E'ns,.lss sS day. with ivory
Bark Rebecca Crowsl PeyIer Barbados IL days. with
Bark Matn (span Garcia csnuesO' "a days. with sugar
BARK Victoria span savyr Havana 10 days with md's
@ % ...., and
sSss y 70 rSsS bHt spain WIN
sen, Ss aGsi Ms days
sAILED.
Steamers Aursna and Ohio for ,srpeS psvcn olss
hagen ss Australia Hamburg Lesrdan. Rotterdam Fsns.y
La
Lagu.yrS N.saa psyans Ss'cc ossson
nah, SAVANNAH; BsnsisesoE Wilnnsion 9s Dominion.
q ns es Shanghai
Barks Xrcoeia for Belfast; Nanny. opOrto; sutson'
Si STs: A xsIs for s. Thomas Roos Dillon
Also sailed-Va Long Island ssund-Stcamers EisanorA
for Portland; Il Dimock. Boston.
Bark Mascotte. for Valparaiso.
BELOW.
Brig Favorite lexander. st Pierre. Martinique
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON July so.Arrivsd. steamer Rhosina (Br, curaA
JIIy S7-sSed steamer Denmark (r Rsby. for New.
LvxRrooI July assailsd steamer England (Br HsssS'
for NswYork. -, 80, r.,s
NEWPORT. Juiy sosslsd :.sa@srs Carlisle tBr' IS's
BRISTOL July So-Arrived steamer Oxford (Br' ''''"
"Ym;Wp inv so-Pssssd, steamer westerniand tBsns
RsndisI from New YORK her way to Antwerp. ..,.
July 2Q-Passed, steamer Sorrento (0ef. huuer Nv
New.York her TO Hamburg - 80. M
HAyRY July 30-Sailed. stoamer La Normaudie VT' ="
RorrKsDiM July 2s-Artved steamer Rotterdam tpse's
Via for New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
BROOKLYN.

DR. Talmago's tabernacle IL to have its now extcn-
sion completed by september. 1t will cost $4,000
and will increase the seating capacity about 1000.
Application was MAIDS to tho Supreme Court for
tho appointment OF O commission TO condemn four adj
ditio,al parcels Of land and extend the Bridge term
ipxi facilities.
Permits for dxty-nine now buildings were issued
lat week at total valuation VI &3.9.0IO. This Is
. falling of tho previous week OF about S33loO
The fiscal year Of the county treasurer ended yester
day Treasurer Adams stated that tho disbursements
for Jurors tho several courts for the year amounted
TO $4,000.
letter has been received by captain II. A. Phillips
Of the Grand Army Employment Bureau, from Colonel
j. N. Partridge, president Of tho DO Kalb Avenue
Line. denying that he has refused employment t9
Grand Army men and stating that such stories about
himself were absolutely fnlse.
Justice Cullen In the Supreme Court yesterday
granted an absolute divorce to George L. Newton, OF
Columbia Heights Newton claims that his wife aban-
dunod him nvo years ago. She put IN no defence,
but statement IL that she obtained decree OF d.
vorcs from Newton i've years ago IN Illinois, see
returned 10 New-York end was afterward ngaly
married W ? man named wallace and sho mas peen
living with him sinco.
Peter Goldman died In 30 Cathcnnes Hospital
yesterday He Yves badly burned In the explosion
ct Bdwells Standard Nreworks place on ThunMy
by the bursting Of o kes OF powder
The Post once receipts up ~ noon yesterday for
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Ell. O'NEILL & CO..
6TH-AVE. AND 2OTH.ST.

July were s4O,s52 an increase Of $3.50 per cent
over the same period last year.
Ex-Coroner Elias Lynch died suddenly at bis
homo No IpIo DeKalb-ave.. on Friday. He was
lftyo years old and had been engaged for several
years in tho drug business. He was wclAnown
flopnbcan and a member OF the Twenty-hst Ward
ASSOCIATION. The funeral Will be held to-day
A report Of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO places tho number OF street-car
horses ia Drooklyn stables at SOB There have
been ninety deaths since June
George Dorman age ten Of No. LOIS DeKab-
ave-, was killed by Ralph Avenue car on Friiay
evening. John savage, the driver, was arrested on
charge Of homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
DIR MULcAHYs GOOD FORTUNE.

pr Dennis Bowling Mulcahy who has gained prominence
the couutry An lrsh asator sDout 10 re-
$50 600 franc. as an inheritance 1r Muican - now
lose Xae spain. died. leaving money with Durant Co.,
bankers. Paris which now amounts TO loooOo francs
Tn. money left Amna Downing then an inmate OF
Roman Catholic Baltimore She died shortly after
lie fund had deposited and the courts were called upon
whether her heirs or the heirs o. Madame xhe
OF the Spanish courts have decided that the
heirs OF Downing entitled 10 the Legacy leaving
mericau who Ia the rghtfu heir The
courts OF decided that Dr. Nucahy entitled
IN lie $40 OOO commenced proceedings to collect
the money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
yoUR LITTLE STRANGERS FROM ogRMAyY.

The Elbe from Bremen. brought ssi smiKrsnts
yesterday morning Among them were four little
ones shipped alone from Germany to relatives
In country They Henry sassS swsivs Theo
dsrs Lotssoo twelve Chrsp Mevs thirteen. and Tesina
Beckman twelve They had al grown 70 10 fsst friends
during passage md whom Marop suehline yesterday
morning fixed them up lunch and started them on 70
thsir different destnstona from Brooklyn 70 Texas hey
wspt Master ssSei said with tears BE Ves snas he
Win Asr 10 Tsis4 Under the ercumstances nis was nos
done but he heA 70 await call uom Ne COUSIN WAC
uves ~ this CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
JERSEY CITY.

Judge Mann ing H. Knapp of the Supreme Court yeser;
Rank exJudge A. u Garretson. AMI William b. Mnirheai,
Of the arm Of Bede Murhead Magee as commissioners
20 adm arrears for the city Tho
will work under tie law known as the Martin
Act which is already In operation AZ Camden, Newark and
Eaboth The OF taxes and assessments due Inc
city aggregate over s6.00O.OOo.
Tho Women's Christian Temperance Union has erected
pretty drinking fountain at Newark ave ana
sides appropriate
Tho fountain Will be dedicated to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
NRW.JERsEY TOWNS.

NFw DuRHAN--A man who has not been identified, was
killed by a New.York Susquehanna and Western Railroad
train morning lie Is about forty nve years old
dssssd in black clothes and chin whiskers and
mustacbe The body Ia At Speer's morgue
cKxrREvrLE Nimrod Frazier, Of Twenty ninth.s. yes
teray board moving Central Railroad train
but the steps OF car and fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
TWO BURGLARS CAPTURED.

Frank Borst alias Burnside, age nineteen. sno vim"
o,nrsn are eighteen were arraisusd ~ Jefferson hsx
Police Court yesterday morning. John Ausps{ !" 49,
2io West accused them Of navns obsf
articles worth IN s $50 on MSnasy Bert s S:sScs H.
Murray And his family Friday Berst assisted " ~
opened the door leading into MI Mu,pny1. rps''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
ALONG THE SOUND.

GRKRywIcH-owing to tho nlness Bishop williams Of
Connecticut Bishop Potter Of New.York will visit Christ
Church this morning and administer tho rite OF confirmation
10 q number OF candidates.
sAuoArucK-Jsmes Tobin age nifty. instantly killed
ast evening by West bound express the New Haven
road one M lie west OF Gresnsfarrns depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
DRIGHTs DISEASE is caused BY abus ..,. 2

pRIGHTS DISEASE is caused y ~, sDus nSsilsiIs
ssnise urinary dssaasa s!retnrss dssassS ssi ss
cur While they exist Our remedies cure Ssiscsa ~
Sissssss and varcocsls without detsnton s" SsSrsy p
Ss.x prorsy fsadsE draysl Ard sse1Hfc4E SukIAu
}sSSsssS$c 1 IN. 81 r. sss = NssY~E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
EXCITING CRICKET AT STATEN ISLAND.
STATEN ISLAND DEFEATS THE RIvERsIDEs IA

ShAEPLY CONTESTED GAME.
There a capital afternoons cricket at staten Island
vs.teday when the staten Riverside clubs played
match the Livingstone Grounds Tho Hversides went
10 the wickets hrst and retired for 80 Of which
49, The station Islanders then went
in but get outerbdges bowling the result
being that fell for only 40 and looked
tho Rivorsdes would win. But the fun now commenced,
Lindsay ana Grerson scotchmen being at the wokets
The rapidly Lindsay batting four 4 and before
the dissolved the was raised 10 H.
lindsay b0wed walker took his place lie aud
TO III before Tho inning closed
thus winning match for staten Island The Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
Umpiros Mossrs. Pettibone and Leigh.
CRICKET AT PROSPECT PARE

CRICKET AT PROSPECT PARK.
Tho Kings County Cricket Club easily defeated By the
caremont Club Of Eew.Jersey yesterday In one inning
game ut Prospect the being Kings County 40
Caremont 10 For the winners Ii. r. Sandal 26 J.
Moran made the
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AuueuscsmsnsA

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
l65 West 6Sd-ek -. svstsn.
Hsurs-S 70 Ia 6te1 Diseases Of tee SSsvssS
q onits- Urinary organa Impotesoe and sssonV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31
4ARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALNANAU
sunrises 46l Sets. 72 Moon sets loo Moons sss- IL
HIGH WATER.
A.1-Sandy HOOK. Az Gov Isld l49 HsllGats 5:3S
P.A-Sandy Heck. so4 Gov Isrd. SOS He'll Gate 7;ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-31

now 30 dangerous a short she q stupnis q.
pounds made It impossible for Young Duke to win, but
be ran well and was close aftn r.. ,n,e.t weight Eas
sunday ian or Sa Ter
well EedSn wsS i could haTs
second place with renader without trouble but ne
stopped riding when sutor left him behind ana Easier
Msjcr Pickett the favorte the steeplschase By
no. me hs nes stand saw Major cKs head In adj
Ss sSs and me ans who had
borough raised tumult Of shouts ana misses wncn c
in he lead at the last jump but The jockey Lock
man was able to walk away, but the horse was badly
hurt.
SALE OF THE FAIRFAX STABLE.
All the horses In the Fairfax Stable VIII be sold at
auction at Monmouth Park August ID. Champion
Day. at IL o'clock Mr. Easton acting as auctioneer Inc
list includes Orihamme, Cycops. Housatonic, Hypasia
slumber and many other weknown horses The regret
is general that Mr.. walcot, the head OF the FAIRFAX
Stable retres for his entire connection with the turf Is
highly honorable to him. He has managed fhe stable In
generous broad. minded, admirable manner, but that
evil Jade Fortune dealt him some OF her hardest
buffets As Cato remarked to sempronius Mr.. Waicot
did everything to deserve success Inc COCO
EDid Robert Garrett take with him to Europe the
tall telegraph pole Just outside the racing grounds
Il Was comca sght-the operator clingng to the top
az the lofty pole ike monkey. sending his dispatches
to the poorooms under the shield of big umbrella he
monopozed all the privileges inside. he has nov dis-
appeared The boy OH where Mas Barrett or al wees
on the Atlantic and have been scattering fragments o
the Iyes-Stayner deal far and wide upon the sea
II was Q oalamtous day for the bookmakers-propap
the worst of the year. and their losses were enormous
Five favores out Of won and all OF these carrier
huge grpsaoks of public money while the Deting Iins
did not profit much II all by the defeat OF Hanover az
the odds were prohibitory to nearly all SPECTATORS
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
MONDAY, AUG. l.
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FIRST RACE-HANDIcAP 6wEEPsTAKEs. go EACH @'oo
ADDED 1le MILES


Rafting 70 win-Barnum 10 SaIony 70 Connemar"
to l. Preciosa TO J. Gonfalon 70 WicKham 70 Of
Forenco 10 Three Cheers 20 TO i. The BOURBON 20
to ,s..s e.xonr tn Gamma
mara 70 l. Precosa IL to s. Wickham to florence M
to J. Gonfsion to Three ChesrsS TO Inc Bourbon
toll
wickham led fair start Connemara and Inree cnees
oose he terms Saxony went OUT aieI
dozen strides and getting ,lear lead OF length and
made the running 10 finish. winning with the gresss
Inv three second neck before BAT
num- third Passing the stand Connenara wa: second Hu
mn lame Garrison and Fitzpatrick rode waiting race
neither until the horses OUT n
oss beat the venerable campagner by neck Fzpatrck
a the half post Gonfaon was good second or near,
mile he died away Three Chesrs was never III ''
race Florence NJ. foundered badly In the mud.
a.coxn R.cr-sApIISG STAKES. Two-YEARoLDs 500
EACH, $1,000 ADDED. bPEclAL wEiGhiA Ola 1oh-
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Total. ...-...... S5l Totai-...-.".......ll7
RUNS AT FALL EACH WICKET.
Riverside Il u 81 IS 4 g !. = 3 % IS
Staten Island 3 10 II 80 30 40 10 ~ HILL
Il OF EACH WICKET.
YsIs or THE BOWLING.

RIVERSIDE.